Are Existing Laws Enough To Regulate Crypto Sec Chair Thinks So

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Are Existing Laws Enough To Regulate Crypto Sec Chair Thinks So

Signs emerged at the kickoff

Signs emerged at the kickoff of the SEC's crypto rulemaking process Friday that even the crypto skeptical have begun to accept the idea of a tailored regulatory regime.

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The chairman specifically highlighted plans

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Moreover, innovation and compliance with the securities laws are not mutually exclusive. As Chair Gensler has repeatedly stated, the SEC staff stand ready to work with

The chairman specifically highlighted plans to review policies around crypto broker-dealers and custody, questioning whether existing rules under federal securities laws

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Hace 3 días The SEC not only has agreed to dismiss or formally drop existing enforcement actions but also has released favorable crypto guidance. Updated guidance on Schedule 13G

Paul Atkins, the newly appointed chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), said that the crypto industry needs clear rules. The current framework for

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After a House Appropriations Committee

After a House Appropriations Committee hearing on Wednesday, Gensler told reporters that existing securities laws cover most of the activity that's happening in the

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